To Start a Process Research, a Researcher Should

Multiple Choice

To start a process research, a researcher should:

A) spend a considerable amount of time reviewing relevant literature after the perspective of the evaluation is finalized.
B) use a quantitative approach in order to develop a conceptual model when empirical data is lacking.
C) aim to study easy variables that can be measured because of clear operational definitions irrespective of their clinical relevance.
D) conduct a study in an analogue setting if a great deal of internal validity is desired.